The Inkless Tales Podcast for Kids

The feud went on for years - until the mystery of the disappearance of Lucy Locket's green and yellow basket brings the families together under Mother Goose's enigmatic wing Continue reading →

You thought you knew the truth. You thought she was just some sissy. NOW: The truth can be told - and it is: here in this InklessTales.com Podcast for Kids. The True Story of Little MIss Muffet. Continue reading →

BONUS: From Elizabeth Williams Bushey's CD, Lullabies for Listening - Sur La Pont, (Over the Bridge) a French traditional song - a really cool melody - with a translation, too, by Elizabeth, so you know what you're listening to when you hear it. Bet you can't stop humming it. Continue reading →

... hear one of Elizabeth's newest songs, also based on something old: a Mother Goose rhyme. The song is based on Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary. Bet you find it "quite contrary" to your expectations, though: it's a real rock and roller. Continue reading →

This is a special kind of folk tale, called a "pour quoi" (poor-KWAH) myth, which means "why?" It's called that because it's a story which explains something. In this tale, of course, it's the story of all stories. I'm betting you'll love it. Continue reading →

Snow Day Happy Holidays from the Inkless Tales Podcast. Listen to a story about two children who are waiting for their first snowfall, as well as a Holiday song. Listen to it here. http://www.inklesstales.com/podcasts/inklesstales_dec2007.mp3 iTunes users: itpc://inklesstales.wordpress.com/?feed=atom http://inklesstales.wordpress/?feed=rss2